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A new in-depth survey of the UK fiction publishing industry from @MCTDCambridge reveals deep insights about how AI is affecting it. Read how AI is viewed by novelists and industry insiders, what impact it's already had, and what the future of human-AI fiction could be: cam.ac.uk/stories/genera…

Call for Papers: #PublicHumanities | Memorial Culture in Public Art How do we remember together? From state monuments to ephemeral installations, we seek voices exploring art as memory, resistance, and renewal. Learn more: cup.org/48UFuLe @zoebulaitis @DrJeffreyWilson

The encyclopedia of slavery resistance and rebellion is two volumes, documenting 268 known uprisings. That’s one every year and a half, which actually made it to the history books

David McNally in conversation w/ Gerald Horne about his new book "Slavery and Capitalism" "We need to rethink & rewrite labor history by way of centering the chattel proletariat...these workers on plantations regularly used strike action & forms of collective organizing... 1/4

as an English professor, I’d go as far to say these days I’m excited to see typos & fragments & run on sentences & page-long paragraphs & awkward word choices & any imperfection that suggests a human being sat down to do the very hard thing of writing a college paper.

I adore people who have a niche research obsession. Whether it's Chinese folklore or King Aethelstan or the symbolism of alchemy, I would be glad to let you pontificate. In a time when too many people are totally incurious, we need souls that are passionate about learning.

The End of Understanding: How AI is changing the practice and purpose of science Join Nine Dots Prize winner @grace_huckins for an online #WIP & discussion seminar on 23 October at 5pm. A draft chapter of their book will be circulated beforehand crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/48106/

Resistance to change is real, but so is the need to challenge the status quo. Watch Dr Michael Bankole as he reflects on #EDI and what it means. @DrMikeBankole @RoyalHolloway @RHUL_PIRSoc @ukri.org @AcadSocSciences @ESRC buff.ly/Y0T2S5e

Celebrating 25 years of Politics and International Relations at Oxford Read our special edition of InsPIRes magazine – recognising the outstanding contributions of staff, students, alumni, and the impact of our global education and research since 2000: ow.ly/3MWU50X5x5M

🚨New Special Collection🚨 These articles explore the founding of the UN, the relationship between the organization and states, the role of the public, and the ideas that helped create the current international system. 📚 ➡️ buff.ly/7igXjeq

One of the best pieces of career advice I got was from this book when I was in grad school: write 500 words a day, five days a week. An attainable daily goal that compounds quickly: 10k words/month. Keep track of your progress, reward yourself each week. Positive feedback loop.

The first known use of 'chimpanzee' was in 1738, and it comes from the Kongo dialect word 'chimpenzi.'

📢New HJ blog!✨ Vincent Roy-Di Piazza (@RoyDiPiazza) explores how cadaver scarcity shaped the racial science of skin in Enlightenment Europe. #History #Medicine #Science #Race 📜 👉Read online here: cambridge.org/core/blog/2025…

🍃September Issue🍃 📖 #BookReview 💬'...the authors do an excellent job of explaining and defending their research.’ Tyler Robinson reviews ‘Born to Rule' by @SamFriedmanSoc and @aaronsreeves (@HarvardUPLondon, 2024) 👉bit.ly/4kCKd7T

#OpenAccess from @JournalREP - The Racialized Impacts of Confederate Symbols in Public Spaces: The Case of Courthouses - cup.org/41SBfvz - Emily Wager & Lucy Britt #FirstView

📣 Quentin Skinner Lectureship 2025–26 Are you an early-career scholar in modern intellectual history since c.1500? Join our research community as a Visiting Fellow and deliver the Quentin Skinner Lecture 2026 with @CamHistory Apply by 1 Oct 2025 crassh.cam.ac.uk/quentin-skinne…

🌍 Global Humanities Mobility Scheme – ROUND 5 is now OPEN at @Cambridge_Uni to academics in the School of Arts and Humanities, @CamArtsHums + Faculty of History, @CamHistory 🗓️Deadline: Monday 10th November 2025 More details: globalhumanities.org/mobility-schem…

Congratulations to Prof Lucy Delap, appointed new Chair of Cambridge's History Faculty, to succeed Professor Mary Laven on 1 October 2025. Lucy is Professor of Modern British & Gender History at @Cambridge_Uni and a Fellow of @MECCambridge. Read more: hist.cam.ac.uk/news/lucy-dela…

🎙️ PODCAST | Listen to @CamHistory's Hank Gonzalez talk to David Runciman on the @PPFIdeas History of Ideas Podcast. 🎧 Find out more about the Haitian Revolution: the first time in history a slave revolt resulted in an independent free state ⬇️ ppfideas.com/episodes/the-h…